New guidelines back CT scans for lung cancer screening in longtime smokers PharmaChoice now Canada's second-largest indie bannerStore count has doubled in the past five years. New doctor feels government rules hamper her return home to Windsor U.K. company plans for 'period policy' ignites discussion about menstrual leave Largest U.S. EMR vendors and feds vow to improve flow of health info The push to ensure health-care providers and institutions in the U.S. are delivering value rather than volume continues to drive the health IT agenda. Job market for pharmacists nosedives stateside Demand drops as new pharmacy schools’ graduates flood market. What Your Patients Are Reading – week of March 7, 2016 EMR data-recording requirements driving U.S. doctors nuts, HIMSS attendees hear For U.S. physicians who have been cajoled adopting EMRs the healthcare IT revolution has come at a high cost to their wellbeing and productivity 'Unintentional racism is a pervasive problem in health care' finds new report CFPC suggests that individual physicians can help overcome systemic prejudice against indigenous populations Cardinal says he thinks Canadians haven't thought enough about assisted dying First Previous 2504 2505 2506 2507 2508 Next Last
